Mori Job Experience

Recently, I got my first real job at a small greenhouse. This won't be a post that talks about my boss or the work or anything like that, because I'd rather things like that remain anonymous, but I thought I'd share a few pictures that I took while working.

I've been seeing some really beautiful scenery lately. But then again, the world is always beautiful if you take the time to look.

A photo posted by Kathryn Elaine (@forestsandtea) on Nov 10, 2016 at 10:11am PST

This first picture was from a field near where I worked. It was out in the country, so there were some beautiful views on the way to work each day!

Made another little friend at work the other day. 🍃

A photo posted by Kathryn Elaine (@forestsandtea) on Nov 9, 2016 at 6:52am PST

Working in an open greenhouse means I met a lot of little bug friends. There were a lot of beautiful butterflies, happy grasshoppers, and other fun insects.

Fog can be annoying to drive through on the way to work, but it's worth it for this beautiful view. #godscreationisbreathtaking

A photo posted by Kathryn Elaine (@forestsandtea) on Nov 5, 2016 at 1:54pm PDT

The day I took this photo there was an overabundance of fog. It was pretty amazing.

Made a little friend today at work ^v^ (The purple bit is the sleeve of my sweatshirt.)

A photo posted by Kathryn Elaine (@forestsandtea) on Oct 26, 2016 at 4:26pm PDT

Another little bug friend. This one hung out with me for a few minutes!

Overall, I really liked working with the little plants. It was quite relaxing, and a perfect job for a mori girl like me! Do any of you have mori-esque jobs to share? What's your idea of a dream job? I'd love to hear from all of you. Have a great day my deers!

Mori Music Find: Christy-Lyn

Hello my deers! Today I have another special mori music find for you all. Today, it is a YouTuber named Christy-Lyn.

I've been following Christy-Lyn on YouTube for a while now, and I have to say that she gets better and better with each video she makes. She is a very talented musician, that plays mainly harp, but also occasionally dabbles with ukulele and piano, as well as being an amazing vocalist. She has a soft, classical sort of sound, which goes perfectly with her selection of music, which is largely folk songs. I could honestly fall asleep while listening to her sing, it's just so relaxing! 

Have you heard of Christy-Lyn? If so, how did you like her music? If not, I hope you enjoy! Happy Listening!